Winenut
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Even gave me a little compliment
How sweet
AVZ Discussion 2022
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Even gave me a little compliment
How sweet
Yeah cheers mate. I will be off it the minute the seizures in my chest stop. Like I'm having a frigging heart attack so can't stop yet.( Blood clots and part lung collapse from covid)
Gold!I've put out a bit of berley now keen to see if anyone takes the bait...
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For the benefit of the good folk here here's the link .... https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zfmkrj6
aanti.dumb
Regular
As much as I would like this to be true, we need an announcement from Nigel re ML and also something directly from the DRC gov affirming the position of AVZ ownership on Wednesday. Anything less would just be food for the trolls and fuel for the shorter rumour mill. Twitter IMO is just more speculation and confirmation bias both up and down ramping. GTLAH
lellep
Regular
Hello AVZ LTH’s.
Yesterday, two friends and I met up to discuss AVZ and other stocks. I just want to say to you all that I appreciate everyone who is serious on this forum, and thank god we evacuated Hotcrapper before it truly turned to shit.
Also special shoutout to BEISHA, JAG, FRANK, BLU, CASHCITY, WIENUT, XEROF for making every day extra special. Also, keep up the quality posts JAG with the hot women xD
Goodluck everyone, stay strong and keep the eye on the price.
Lellep
Yesterday, two friends and I met up to discuss AVZ and other stocks. I just want to say to you all that I appreciate everyone who is serious on this forum, and thank god we evacuated Hotcrapper before it truly turned to shit.
Also special shoutout to BEISHA, JAG, FRANK, BLU, CASHCITY, WIENUT, XEROF for making every day extra special. Also, keep up the quality posts JAG with the hot women xD
Goodluck everyone, stay strong and keep the eye on the price.
Lellep
Mouthpiecenomnom
Regular
Straight up there are degrees of losing and degrees of winning. I firmly believe we will be on the degrees of winning side of things when this short drama is over. Remember dont catastrophise. Focus on fundamentals. Cheers yes Im drunk.
Xerof that tweet on the bird was dead on!
I quote,
'To say AVZ bought 15% one month earlier is rubbish. They entered into agreements 2 years earlier, when the price of SC6 and AVZ were both in the toilet. You can't renege on a contract just because the price has gone against you'
However I would retweet it with the tag $AVZ not AVZ without the dollar sign because it attracts a wider audience. And for anyone else on twitter use $AVZ when you want to make a good comment in support of $AVZ. Social media is where this battle is being fought as in the corrupt BoatmanCapital and Der Geist/Li@ lithiumanalytic and twitter has A LOT OF INFLUENCE!
Tried to post this earlier this morning but attachments didn’t work - looks like this JohnBrown character is making a last ditch effort to downramp AVZ this weekend prior to expected good news next week … hope it works this time
I would imagine we'll see an uptick in the down ramping and fake news next week in the lead up up to Wednesday.
Sammy_da_Smile
Regular
Looking like 1st June is lining up with the start of the DRC Mining week.
Hopefully AVZ is the display piece to investment and come mine in the DRC.
Hopefully AVZ is the display piece to investment and come mine in the DRC.
Winenut
Go AVZ!
Retrobyte
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What do we know about these guys? Don't remember reading anything about them previously.
finance.yahoo.com
Sat, May 28, 2022, 3:26 AM·3 min read
Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - May 27, 2022) - African Energy Metals Inc. (TSXV: CUCO) (FSE: BC2) (OTCQB: NDENF) (WKN: A3DEJG) ("African Energy Metals" or the "Company") is pleased to provide an update on the Manono project. Due diligence has proceeded smoothly on the project with no exceptions to date. The Company has an exclusive agreement on the Manono project. The concession is owned 100% by a private DRC company and controlled by reputable parties experienced in mining in the region. The Company does not expect to experience any title issues experienced by other parties in the region relating to the involvement of quasi-governmental agencies.
The Company is commencing a Phase 1 work program consisting of soil and outcrop sampling and geological mapping. A portion of the program will be to provide assays from the pegmatite outcrops to verify the existence of lithium and to determine the grade of the exposed lithium. This program will provide drill targets to examine the overall resource potential of the concession for lithium, tin, and tantalum.
About the Manono Lithium, Tin, Tantalum Project
The project is comprised of one Exploitation Permit covering approximately 30 sq kms and is situated in Tanganyika province, Manono district in the territory of Kiambi, in the southeast of the DRC. The concession is at about 90 km Northeast of Manono in Kiambi. It is about 440 kms aerial distance to the north of Lubumbashi. The district was heavily mined for tin going back to the early 1900's. Most recently AVZ Minerals Limited (AVZ) ($2.4B market cap) made a potentially world class lithium rich LCT (lithium, caesium, tantalum) discovery which is 30 kms due west of the African Energy Metals project. The AVZ Roche Dure Mineral Resource is reported at 400 million tons grading 1.65% Li2O and world class in scale. Contiguous to AVZ are the lithium prospects of Tantalex Resources Corporation. Based on due diligence it has been confirmed small scale tin production has already occurred on the concession. An estimated non-compliant tin resource was reported in a news release issued by the Company dated March 3, 2022.
The closing of the transaction remains subject to regulatory approvals including the Toronto Stock Venture Exchange.
Qualified/competent person -- National Instrument 43-101 and JORC code
The geological information in this announcement has been reviewed by Mr. Shu Zhan, Member and Registered Professional Geoscientist of the Australian Institute of Geoscientists (AIG), a competent person (as defined in the JORC code, 2012 edition) who is a practicing member of the Association of Professional Geologists of Ontario (being a recognized professional organization for the purposes of the Australian Securities Exchange listing rules). Mr. Zhan is also the Qualified Person as defined by National Instrument 43-101 who has reviewed and approved the contents of this news release. Mr. Zhan is a Director of African Energy Metals. He has sufficient experience that is relevant to the style of mineralization, the type of deposit under consideration and to the activity being undertaken to qualify as a competent person as defined in the JORC code and under National Instrument 43-101.
About African Energy Metals
African Energy Metals is a natural resource company with a focus on the acquisition, exploration, development, and operation of copper, cobalt, and lithium energy metals projects in the DRC. The Company is implementing a carbon credit program complementary to mining operations. The carbon credit program will meet important ESG requirements and present an opportunity for a significant early and long-term revenue stream. African Energy Metals has the intention of acquiring interests in additional concessions or relinquishing concessions in the normal course of business. African Energy Metals has an experienced management team located in the DRC.
For further information, please contact:
Stephen Barley, Executive Chairman
Phone: (604-834-2968)
Email: info@africanenergymetals.com
Website: www.africanenergymetals.com
African Energy Metals Provides an Update on Lithium, Tin, Tantalum Project in Manono DRC
Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - May 27, 2022) - African Energy Metals Inc. (TSXV: CUCO) (FSE: BC2) (OTCQB: NDENF) (WKN: A3DEJG) ("African Energy Metals" or the "Company") is pleased to provide an update on the Manono project. Due diligence has proceeded smoothly on the project...
African Energy Metals Provides an Update on Lithium, Tin, Tantalum Project in Manono DRC
Sat, May 28, 2022, 3:26 AM·3 min read
Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - May 27, 2022) - African Energy Metals Inc. (TSXV: CUCO) (FSE: BC2) (OTCQB: NDENF) (WKN: A3DEJG) ("African Energy Metals" or the "Company") is pleased to provide an update on the Manono project. Due diligence has proceeded smoothly on the project with no exceptions to date. The Company has an exclusive agreement on the Manono project. The concession is owned 100% by a private DRC company and controlled by reputable parties experienced in mining in the region. The Company does not expect to experience any title issues experienced by other parties in the region relating to the involvement of quasi-governmental agencies.
The Company is commencing a Phase 1 work program consisting of soil and outcrop sampling and geological mapping. A portion of the program will be to provide assays from the pegmatite outcrops to verify the existence of lithium and to determine the grade of the exposed lithium. This program will provide drill targets to examine the overall resource potential of the concession for lithium, tin, and tantalum.
About the Manono Lithium, Tin, Tantalum Project
The project is comprised of one Exploitation Permit covering approximately 30 sq kms and is situated in Tanganyika province, Manono district in the territory of Kiambi, in the southeast of the DRC. The concession is at about 90 km Northeast of Manono in Kiambi. It is about 440 kms aerial distance to the north of Lubumbashi. The district was heavily mined for tin going back to the early 1900's. Most recently AVZ Minerals Limited (AVZ) ($2.4B market cap) made a potentially world class lithium rich LCT (lithium, caesium, tantalum) discovery which is 30 kms due west of the African Energy Metals project. The AVZ Roche Dure Mineral Resource is reported at 400 million tons grading 1.65% Li2O and world class in scale. Contiguous to AVZ are the lithium prospects of Tantalex Resources Corporation. Based on due diligence it has been confirmed small scale tin production has already occurred on the concession. An estimated non-compliant tin resource was reported in a news release issued by the Company dated March 3, 2022.
The closing of the transaction remains subject to regulatory approvals including the Toronto Stock Venture Exchange.
Qualified/competent person -- National Instrument 43-101 and JORC code
The geological information in this announcement has been reviewed by Mr. Shu Zhan, Member and Registered Professional Geoscientist of the Australian Institute of Geoscientists (AIG), a competent person (as defined in the JORC code, 2012 edition) who is a practicing member of the Association of Professional Geologists of Ontario (being a recognized professional organization for the purposes of the Australian Securities Exchange listing rules). Mr. Zhan is also the Qualified Person as defined by National Instrument 43-101 who has reviewed and approved the contents of this news release. Mr. Zhan is a Director of African Energy Metals. He has sufficient experience that is relevant to the style of mineralization, the type of deposit under consideration and to the activity being undertaken to qualify as a competent person as defined in the JORC code and under National Instrument 43-101.
About African Energy Metals
African Energy Metals is a natural resource company with a focus on the acquisition, exploration, development, and operation of copper, cobalt, and lithium energy metals projects in the DRC. The Company is implementing a carbon credit program complementary to mining operations. The carbon credit program will meet important ESG requirements and present an opportunity for a significant early and long-term revenue stream. African Energy Metals has the intention of acquiring interests in additional concessions or relinquishing concessions in the normal course of business. African Energy Metals has an experienced management team located in the DRC.
For further information, please contact:
Stephen Barley, Executive Chairman
Phone: (604-834-2968)
Email: info@africanenergymetals.com
Website: www.africanenergymetals.com
Retrobyte
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It was mentioned a while back that DLA Piper have worked with AVZ previously, so good to see they have a winning track record in international arbitration about mining rights ....
www.dlapiper.com
DLA Piper has obtained a significant win for the Republic of Guinea in its multi-billion euro investment arbitration against BSGR. The arbitration concerned development rights over the world’s largest iron deposit, Simandou.
In a landmark award issued on 18 May 2022, the ICSID tribunal rejected BSGR's claims in their entirety. BSGR, whose ultimate beneficiary is Israeli diamond billionaire Beny Steinmetz, had argued that the State had expropriated its mining rights in Simandou and the adjacent Zogota deposit. The tribunal fully adopted the Republic of Guinea's position that BSGR had acquired its rights through an extensive bribery scheme implemented primarily between 2006 and 2010. The tribunal was convinced by the overwhelming evidence gathered by the Republic of Guinea, including contracts of corruption, evidence of payments of millions of dollars to various intermediaries, as well as audio and video recordings of key individuals, all taking place over several continents.
Prior to the arbitration, DLA Piper led the investigation into BSGR’s acquisition of its contested rights. The investigation involved unprecedented cooperation between Guinean, Swiss, American, Israeli and other criminal authorities.
The DLA Piper team was led by Global Co-Chair of International Arbitration, Michael Ostrove, and supported by partner Théobald Naud, Senior Consultant Scott Horton and Senior Associate Clémentine Emery. Former associates Sârra-Tilila Bounfour and Andrea Lapunzina were also key team members.
Michael Ostrove said:
“This award is a major victory not only for the Republic of Guinea but for all of Africa. It proves that a determined State can prevail against powerful multinational businesses in the fight against corruption. The successful outcome also demonstrates once again DLA Piper’s strength in dealing with complex international arbitration matters along with its deep understanding of and commitment to the African market. We could accomplish this result only because of our ability to work closely with devoted colleagues in Guinea in addition to our international arbitration colleagues around the world. We are delighted that the State achieved such a resounding result.”
DLA Piper secures victory for the Republic of Guinea in multi-billion euro dispute with BSGR | DLA Piper
DLA Piper has obtained a significant win for the Republic of Guinea in its multi-billion euro investment arbitration against BSGR. The arbitration concerned development rights over the world's largest iron deposit, Simandou.
DLA Piper secures victory for the Republic of Guinea in multi-billion euro dispute with BSGR
26 May 2022DLA Piper has obtained a significant win for the Republic of Guinea in its multi-billion euro investment arbitration against BSGR. The arbitration concerned development rights over the world’s largest iron deposit, Simandou.
In a landmark award issued on 18 May 2022, the ICSID tribunal rejected BSGR's claims in their entirety. BSGR, whose ultimate beneficiary is Israeli diamond billionaire Beny Steinmetz, had argued that the State had expropriated its mining rights in Simandou and the adjacent Zogota deposit. The tribunal fully adopted the Republic of Guinea's position that BSGR had acquired its rights through an extensive bribery scheme implemented primarily between 2006 and 2010. The tribunal was convinced by the overwhelming evidence gathered by the Republic of Guinea, including contracts of corruption, evidence of payments of millions of dollars to various intermediaries, as well as audio and video recordings of key individuals, all taking place over several continents.
Prior to the arbitration, DLA Piper led the investigation into BSGR’s acquisition of its contested rights. The investigation involved unprecedented cooperation between Guinean, Swiss, American, Israeli and other criminal authorities.
The DLA Piper team was led by Global Co-Chair of International Arbitration, Michael Ostrove, and supported by partner Théobald Naud, Senior Consultant Scott Horton and Senior Associate Clémentine Emery. Former associates Sârra-Tilila Bounfour and Andrea Lapunzina were also key team members.
Michael Ostrove said:
“This award is a major victory not only for the Republic of Guinea but for all of Africa. It proves that a determined State can prevail against powerful multinational businesses in the fight against corruption. The successful outcome also demonstrates once again DLA Piper’s strength in dealing with complex international arbitration matters along with its deep understanding of and commitment to the African market. We could accomplish this result only because of our ability to work closely with devoted colleagues in Guinea in addition to our international arbitration colleagues around the world. We are delighted that the State achieved such a resounding result.”
Totally agree, everything is just NOISE until i get an official statement from the BOD.
Nothing else will be considered!
imo
That is reassuring to say the least! It shows that our lawyers are capable and experienced in the African sphere. Thanks for posting.It was mentioned a while back that DLA Piper have worked with AVZ previously, so good to see they have a winning track record in international arbitration about mining rights ....
DLA Piper secures victory for the Republic of Guinea in multi-billion euro dispute with BSGR | DLA Piper
DLA Piper has obtained a significant win for the Republic of Guinea in its multi-billion euro investment arbitration against BSGR. The arbitration concerned development rights over the world's largest iron deposit, Simandou.
DLA Piper secures victory for the Republic of Guinea in multi-billion euro dispute with BSGR
26 May 2022
DLA Piper has obtained a significant win for the Republic of Guinea in its multi-billion euro investment arbitration against BSGR. The arbitration concerned development rights over the world’s largest iron deposit, Simandou.
In a landmark award issued on 18 May 2022, the ICSID tribunal rejected BSGR's claims in their entirety. BSGR, whose ultimate beneficiary is Israeli diamond billionaire Beny Steinmetz, had argued that the State had expropriated its mining rights in Simandou and the adjacent Zogota deposit. The tribunal fully adopted the Republic of Guinea's position that BSGR had acquired its rights through an extensive bribery scheme implemented primarily between 2006 and 2010. The tribunal was convinced by the overwhelming evidence gathered by the Republic of Guinea, including contracts of corruption, evidence of payments of millions of dollars to various intermediaries, as well as audio and video recordings of key individuals, all taking place over several continents.
Prior to the arbitration, DLA Piper led the investigation into BSGR’s acquisition of its contested rights. The investigation involved unprecedented cooperation between Guinean, Swiss, American, Israeli and other criminal authorities.
The DLA Piper team was led by Global Co-Chair of International Arbitration, Michael Ostrove, and supported by partner Théobald Naud, Senior Consultant Scott Horton and Senior Associate Clémentine Emery. Former associates Sârra-Tilila Bounfour and Andrea Lapunzina were also key team members.
Michael Ostrove said:
“This award is a major victory not only for the Republic of Guinea but for all of Africa. It proves that a determined State can prevail against powerful multinational businesses in the fight against corruption. The successful outcome also demonstrates once again DLA Piper’s strength in dealing with complex international arbitration matters along with its deep understanding of and commitment to the African market. We could accomplish this result only because of our ability to work closely with devoted colleagues in Guinea in addition to our international arbitration colleagues around the world. We are delighted that the State achieved such a resounding result.”
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